Projekte

Kulturelle Bildung in Krems

Krems und die Wachau blicken auf eine reiche kulturelle Vergangenheit zurück, gleichzeitig ist der Blick in Richtung Zukunft immer offen. So auch im „Kremser Kulturplan 2030“, in dem mit großer Beteiligung die Meilensteine der Kulturarbeit für die nächsten Jahre festgelegt wurden. Darin nimmt das Themenfeld „Kulturelle Bildung“ einen hohen Stellenwert ein, das primär die kulturelle Teilhabe von Kindern und Jugendlichen und die Partizipation am künstlerisch-kulturellen Geschehen meint.
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Krems in der Urgeschichte

Krems an der Donau verweist zu Recht auf eine besonders reiche Geschichte. Eine Besiedlung ist bereits 30.000 v. Chr. nachweisbar, eine Vielzahl an Fundstellen, wie zum Beispiel die „Zwillinge vom Kremser Wachtberg“ belegen die Bedeutung der Region in der Altsteinzeit. In diesem LEADER-Projekt soll als Pilotmaßnahme eine Sichtung der Fundstellen und Funde aus dem Paläolithikum bis zur Eisenzeit in der Stadtgemeinde Krems erfolgen und damit eine Neubewertung der vorliegenden Erkenntnisse.
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Machbarkeitsstudie Teisenhoferhof

Der Teisenhoferhof ist eines der wichtigsten Gebäude für das kulturelle und gesellschaftliche Zusammenleben in der Marktgemeinde Weißenkirchen und hat einen außergewöhnlich hohen baukulturellen Wert und damit eine ebensolche Bedeutung für das Weltkulturerbe Wachau.
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Volunteers pflegen die Felsenböschung im Meditationsgarten der Kartause Aggsbach © Welterbegemeinden Wachau/Elisa Besenbäck

World Heritage Volunteers Wachau-Middle Rhine

Since 2004, an intensive exchange has been taking place between the two World Heritage cultural landscapes of the Wachau in Austria and the Upper Middle Rhine Valley in Germany. The cooperation should now be further intensified by a joint volunteer camp with a focus on caring for the cultural landscape.
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The Fourth Wall – Seekopf Lookout Tower

The Seekopf and the Hirschwand belong to the World Heritage Trail and together form a popular excursion destination that is highly rated by hikers. A lookout tower affords a phenomenal 360-degree view. The prior existing tower was already over 25 years old and was showing signs of rotting, so it had to be demolished for safety reasons. The association "Jankerlklub Rossatz" and the market municipality of Rossatz-Arnsdorf worked on the construction of a new tower in order to continue being able to offer the rewarding view of the Wachau.
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20 years of the Wachau World Heritage Site

Unique cultural landscape between Melk and Krems Dry stone walls, terraced vineyards, apricot orchards, dry grasslands, the free-flowing Danube, ...
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Hochaltarbild von Kremser Schmidt in der Pfarrkirche Wösendorf © Katharina Mahel

Illumination of the "Kremser Schmidt" paintings in Wösendorf parish church

In a time when churches are being used less and less as places of worship, adapting them into places of culture and retreat is becoming increasingly important. To mark the 300th anniversary of the painter "Kremser Schmidt", his paintings in Wösendorf parish church were lavishly restored. In order to be able to protect the paintings better for future generations and to make their contents easier to see, a new LED lighting system should be installed.
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Advent in der Wachau © Stadt Melk/Franz Gleiß

Detail and implementation planning for the Wachau Advent

In recent years, a number of initiatives have established themselves in the region in late autumn and winter which have had a very positive impact on the development of tourism and thus on extending the season. Apart from the long-distance hiking trail “World Heritage Trail Wachau”, which can be easily hiked even in the colder months thanks to the mild climate, numerous cultural initiatives, such as “ELIT” (European literature days), “Wachau in Echtzeit” (Wachau in Real Time - curated by Ursula Strauss) as well as many Advent markets and culinary events have become established. The implementation of the mobility concept (bus connections) means that all municipalities in the region can now also be easily reached without a car.
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Saisoneröffnung in Maria Langegg 2017 © Christian Reisinger

Development of a cultural tourism strategy for the south bank of the Wachau

The municipalities of Mautern, Bergern, Furth, Rossatz-Arnsdorf and Schönbühel-Aggsbach will be intensifying their collaboration over the coming years and focusing on the common positioning of the south bank. Under the direction of Martin Vogg, who was previously responsible for the project Wachau 2010 plus, existing offers should be combined with new ones and wrapped up into bookable packages, starting with the two locations of Maria Langegg and the Aggsbach Charterhouse.
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Museums & multimedia within the scope of Wachau 2010plus

The Wachau has several attractive town, small-scale and regional museums that cast light on and provide information about a range of cultural aspects. Some were revised, extended or completely recreated within the scope of Wachau 2010plus.
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